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Bryan
Hi guys--
Simple problem for you. I've imported a dataset into Excel
where each record consists of n variables, but instead of
each record's variables being distributed into columns of
the same row (what I want), they are all in column A on
different rows.
That is, rows 1 through n comprise record 1, rows n+1
through 2n comprise record 2, etc. (Everything is in the
same column, and there are a total of (number of variables
per record)*(number of records) rows.
I'd like to take the values in rows 1 through n and put
them into columns A through (n.th letter) in row 1 thus
creating a normal single record. Ditto for the rest of the
dataset, rows n+1 through 2n into columns A through (n.th
letter) in row 2.
I'll thank you guys in advance since you've always come up
with a solution to my problems
Bryan
Simple problem for you. I've imported a dataset into Excel
where each record consists of n variables, but instead of
each record's variables being distributed into columns of
the same row (what I want), they are all in column A on
different rows.
That is, rows 1 through n comprise record 1, rows n+1
through 2n comprise record 2, etc. (Everything is in the
same column, and there are a total of (number of variables
per record)*(number of records) rows.
I'd like to take the values in rows 1 through n and put
them into columns A through (n.th letter) in row 1 thus
creating a normal single record. Ditto for the rest of the
dataset, rows n+1 through 2n into columns A through (n.th
letter) in row 2.
I'll thank you guys in advance since you've always come up
with a solution to my problems
Bryan